Team Member Roles
Launchpad uses roles to control what team members can see and do. Assigning the right role ensures everyone has the access they need — and nothing they don't.
Why roles matter
Proper role assignment:
Protects sensitive data — financial and customer information stays secure
Prevents accidents — limits who can make major changes
Streamlines work — shows each person only what's relevant to them
Maintains accountability — tracks who can do what
Available roles
Owner
The organisation owner has complete control over everything in Launchpad.
Can do:
Everything an Admin can do
Transfer ownership to another person
Delete the organisation
Manage billing and subscription
Best for: Business owners, primary account holders
Note: There's only one Owner per organisation. To change the Owner, the current Owner must transfer ownership.
Admin
Administrators have broad access to manage the organisation.
Can do:
View and manage all bookings, products, and customers
Add, edit, and remove team members
Access all settings and configuration
View financial reports and analytics
Manage integrations and API access
Cannot do:
Transfer organisation ownership
Delete the organisation
Change billing without Owner approval
Best for: Operations managers, office managers, senior staff
Manager
Managers can oversee daily operations and team activities.
Can do:
View and manage bookings
Access customer and CRM data
Create and edit products
Manage events and activities
View reports and analytics
Assign tasks to team members
Cannot do:
Add or remove team members
Access financial settings
Manage integrations
Change organisation settings
Best for: Shift supervisors, department heads, senior guides
Staff
Staff members have access to the tools they need for daily work.
Can do:
View bookings assigned to them or their team
Update booking statuses
View customer information
Access the calendar
View products and experiences
Cannot do:
Modify products or pricing
Access financial information
Change settings
Manage team members
Best for: Tour guides, front desk staff, activity coordinators
Limited
Limited users have minimal access, typically for specific functions.
Can do:
View assigned bookings only
Update their own activity status
Access specific tools based on configuration
Cannot do:
Most other actions
Best for: Seasonal workers, contractors, temporary staff
Viewing team member roles
Go to Settings > Team
You'll see a list of all team members
Each person's role is displayed next to their name
Changing a team member's role
Only Owners and Admins can change roles:
Go to Settings > Team
Find the team member
Click on their name or the Edit button
Select a new role from the dropdown
Click Save Changes
The change takes effect immediately.
Role permissions comparison
Permission | Owner | Admin | Manager | Staff | Limited |
View bookings | All | All | All | Assigned | Assigned |
Manage bookings | Yes | Yes | Yes | Limited | No |
View customers | All | All | All | Limited | No |
Manage products | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No |
Financial access | Yes | Yes | Limited | No | No |
Team management | Yes | Yes | No | No | No |
Settings access | Yes | Yes | Limited | No | No |
Integrations | Yes | Yes | No | No | No |
Billing | Yes | Limited | No | No | No |
Choosing the right role
Consider job responsibilities
Ask yourself:
What does this person need to do daily?
What information do they need to see?
What changes should they be able to make?
Start with less access
It's easier to grant more access than to revoke it. Start with a more restrictive role and upgrade if needed.
Review regularly
Team needs change over time. Review roles periodically to ensure they still make sense:
When someone's job changes
During annual reviews
When new features are added to Launchpad
Custom permissions
Some Launchpad plans allow fine-tuning permissions beyond standard roles:
Go to Settings > Team
Select a team member
Look for Custom Permissions or Advanced Settings
Toggle specific permissions on or off
Contact support to learn more about custom permissions for your plan.
Role inheritance
Team members inherit permissions from their role. If you need someone to have capabilities from multiple roles, consider:
Using custom permissions (if available)
Assigning the higher role if appropriate
Creating a workflow that works within their current role
Troubleshooting
Someone can't access something they need
Check their current role
Review what that role allows
Either upgrade their role or adjust permissions
Consider if they truly need that access
Someone has too much access
Review what access is appropriate for their job
Downgrade their role if needed
Use custom permissions for fine-tuning
New role not taking effect
Ask the person to sign out and back in
Check that changes were saved successfully
Clear browser cache if issues persist
The right roles keep your team productive and your data secure.
